[0xmohit]

AWS still doesn't support IPv6. Good to see them talking about HTTP/2.

Waiting for AWS to embrace IPv6.

[jeffbarr]

That's my post, and my misunderstanding. I'll clean it up now, thanks!

[rajivm]

Is there any chance the limit of 10 rules will be increased?

[teej]

Most AWS limitations can be increased by asking support.

[0xmohit]

BTW, is there any place to log feature requests?

[johns]

Become a big enough customer

[bashtoni]

I run an AWS partner who deals with many large ($millions a year each but not tens of millions each) aws customers.

It seems like the number of customers asking for a feature is more important than the size of those customers in my experience.

[gerhardhaering]

We have the AWS Business support plan. If you have it, you can file feature requests using the support interface.

[0xmohit]

Those underlined headers hurt the eyes. Could you please switch to a different heading style, please? Maybe smallcaps?

EDIT: And while you're listening: AWS documentation is a mess in the sense that it's way too unorganized; it might be documented but one cannot find it easily.

[colmmacc]

ELBs (Classic and Application) do support IPv6. You can CNAME or ALIAS to dualstack.[elb-name].

[jnsaff2]

The endpoints are available but traffic silently fails when you are in a VPC.

[0xmohit]

I was primarily referring to EC2.

[meddlepal]

Why do you need IPv6? It seems pretty unnecessary in a VPC.

[ceejayoz]

https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=05042016a

> Starting June 1, 2016 all apps submitted to the App Store must support IPv6-only networking.

[zten]

IPv4 traffic over IPv6 is permitted, though. They just want you to use APIs that work independently of the underlying decision to use IPv4 or IPv6.

[nighthawk454]

S3 now supports IPv6 according to this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12269278

[notwedtm]

I thought that Classic LB's gave you an AAAA endpoint? Am I mistaken?

[dbarlett]

They do, but it doesn't work if the ELB is in a VPC.